Research in severe plastic deformation (SPD) processes has increased a great deal over the last ten to fifteen years. Accumulative roll bonding is a radical, new (1998) process with limitless capabilities. Rolling is a process which has been used for a long time in almost all the steel mills around the world. The purpose of roll bonding is to combine two materials through rolling in order to achieve the desired mechanical properties.

This report intends to explore the evolution of the mechanical properties such as ductility, yield strength, ultimate tensile strength and hardness through grain refinement at the microstructural level. The mechanism of surface deformation, grain boundary deformation and reduction of work hardening is further analysed. This report also makes an effort to understand the accumulative roll bonding process as applied to aluminium and its alloys.

II. Roll BondingRoll bonding or also called roll welding is a cold welding process which is performed by the application of pressure on long pieces / strips through a pair of rolls. The process can be performed by application of heat or otherwise (Kalkpakjian et al. 2009, p760). To perform roll bonding, the material should satisfy certain characteristics which are ductility and crystallographic structures. Firstly, in roll bonding, at least one or both of the materials should have superior ductile properties (Kalpakjian et al. 2011, pp819-820). The reason for this is that if the material is not ductile, the failure would occur at a sooner stage of the plastic deformation and therefore, the bonding would not occur. Secondly, with respect to crystallographic structures, for the roll bonding of two different materials, the difference in the atomic radius should be less than 15% and the two metals should have the same crystal structures (Kalpakjian et al. 2011, p124).

Figure 1. roll bonding principle (Li et al. 2008, p2)
II.1. Surface PreparationBefore roll bonding, the work surfaces should be prepared. This is performed by degreasing, wire brushing and wiping in order to remove oxide layer (Kalpakjian et al. 2011, p820). In addition, it is also done by other chemical and mechanical treatment (Danesh et al. 2008, p2003). Indeed, it is really important to remove this oxide smudge firstly to avoid any corrosion problem which would occur during the part's lifetime and secondly, to increase the bond strength between the two materials (Movahedi et al. 2007, p417). II.2. Bonding Mechanism

More specifically, in roll bonding, the establishment of the atomic bond happens between decontaminated areas. During the rolling operation, the surface layers which are in contact with each other break-up and the underlying layers of the components extrude through the cracked layers. The bond strength between the two materials is dictated by parameters such as material thickness, surface preparation method, surface roughness, time taken between surface preparation and rolling, rolling temperature, reduction of thickness during rolling, rate of deformation and heat treatment after bonding...

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Ingredients:
1 cup cottage cheese (paneer)
1 small onion, chopped finely
1/4 tsp cumin (jeera) powder
1/4 tsp garam masala
1/2 tsp ginger garlic paste
A small bunch of finely chopped corriander(dhania)
1 green chilly finely desseded and chopped
2 tsp tomato ketchup
4 slices of bread
Butter to roast
Salt to taste
METHOD :
Place the crumbled cheese (paneer) in a bowl
Add the red chilli powder, garam masala, salt, chopped coriander, chopped onion, and cumin powder mix them lightly
Add the tomato sauce or ketchup and the ginger garlic paste.mix them in mixture .Set aside while you prepare the bread.
Remove the crusts from your bread.
Roll out each slice as thin as you can.
Place about 1 tsp of filling on one end of the rolled out bread slice.
Gently roll in from one end to another, making sure that the filling stays well within the first turn of the roll.
place the tightly rolled bread slices with filling in the refrigerator for 5 minutes.
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...Reduction in Work Roll Consumption of Skin Pass Mill
Using six sigma-A case study
A Thesis Submitted to the Ranchi University in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of the degree
Of
Master of Science Engg.
In
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
By
CHANDRA PRAKASH
ROLL NO: 20/M/PM/2002
Under the guidance of
Mr K.D.P.Singh
Lecturer
Department of Mechanical Engineering
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAMSHEDPUR
September -2008
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAMSHEDPUR
RANCHI UNIVERSITY
CANDIDATE’S DECLARATION
I here certify that the work which is being presented in this thesis entitled “Reduction in Work Roll Consumption of Skin Pass Mill using six sigma-A case study” in partial fulfilments for the award of degree of Master of Science Engg. In Production Management, & Submitted in the Department of Mechanical Engineering NIT, JAMSHEDPUR is an authentic record of my own work carried out under the Supervision of Mr K.D.P Singh Lecturer, Department of Mechanical Engineering. National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur.
The matter embodied in this thesis has not been submitted by me for the award of any other degree.
Signature of candidate
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Let us see each of these bonds in detail.
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aluminum (Al)
palmitic acid {CH3(CH2)14COOH}
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